Print, Code & Apply Flag Tag

The label applicator LA 5200 RFID is a true all-rounder, providing an all-in-one solution. The “Print, Code & Apply Flag Tag” process involves the automatic writing, printing and application of tags.

Depending on application requirements, label formats from 20 x 5 mm to 180 x 350 mm can be processed, with up to 210 labels being dispensed per minute. The process may also include the optional “Bad Tag Reject” unit, to ensure that only error-free tags are applied.

An “Auto Flag Tag” dispenser is also available for the LA 5200 RFID, to help achieve satisfactory performance when handling surfaces and products that are not optimally suited for RFID tagging because of their physical characteristics. The portion of the label that holds the RFID tag is automatically folded by the dispenser before application and is thus raised slightly above the surface.

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